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iiVvil. Try Moral ,suuslon.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2s.-Tho citizens
Of Rowan county, the seat OF the To,liyer-
Martin fued, the bloodiest which has oc-
cured in Kentucky, will try o new method
Of preventing ,lawlessness there. They
arc preparing q petition ior FERMENTATION
to Rev. George 0. Barnes, the celebrated
evangelist, asking him to como there and
conduct series Of religious ueryices, with,
the especial object Of pointing cut to tho
people the deadly sin they commit in
shedding human blood. They have tried
the militia and special terms OF the Circuit
Court, at great cost to the State, without
efscting any good result, and they viii
see what can ba done by reforming The
people inatea1 Of puniehing them. J. IN.
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meut depending upon Tho popular vote.
1t has our pledge Of unwaverlng support.
The platform WAS unanimously adopted.
Hon. Frederick Cook was nominated for
Secretary Of State by Gcc..Amation. SI17'f
L. Q. Wempie Was nominated by &c.
clamatien for Comptroller, aud Stat Q
Treasurer Fitzgerald waa unanimously, re-.
nominated. 8'tlil5g 7Bs5EE NTg,g a. N
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The murder trial at Romney reached a
highly darnatic point yesterday, when
the accused told her story on the stand.
Assuming tho story to bs tiue, Brooks was
not killed in revenge for blasting q
iwonaas life but Tor threatening to take
her life on the spot. In any view it is a
distressing affair, and "the woman in the
case" is entitled to sympathy. The trial
is one OF the most noteworthy in the
history Of the State. 90 We =
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TIE GLASS CONFERENCE,
No Settlement between the Manufacturers

No osottloment between the Manufacturers
.t, .545 and Workn,on. F II. K. 81 .;;{
PlrrsRuRaH, Pa, Sept. 2S.-The Joint
Wsgo Committee Of the Window Glass
Manufacturers and workmen held q con-
ference to-day to make another effort to
arrange 8 scale OF wages. The mee.ing last-
cd ell day and late into the night, and final.
lyadj0urned without reaching settlement.
The manufacturers proposed arbitration,
but the workmen insisted upon their
original demanda for an advance OF 10 par
cent. tThia was reinseu by tho man
ufacturere, who argued . thst they
could not grant the advance on &C.
count OF the low wages paid in
Belgium, and the fact that Belgium man.
uiactuyers are at present making larger
importations to this country at tha pres-
ent time than for years past. Tho strike
can now ba considered as formally inauc.
urated. Every factory weat Of the Ala.
ehenys Mountains Is closed, aud about
1000 men are idle. ''f577s5G ? a
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Two Minors Killed.

FAlRMoSr,iW. VA, Sept. 2s.-A serious
end probably fstel accident occurred at
the now Montana Goa! and Coke Works,
near here, to-day. While workmen were
engaged in cutting away the bank, pro-
paratosy to building coke ovens, about
ten tons OF earth fell without warning,
burying Gsorso Carr and another man
named Stevens bsneath il. Carr is fear
fully cruehed about tho cheat and hips
and will probably die. He is the head Of
alarge family. Stevens is not 90 badly
Injured aud will recover. h
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Auaur,ch,s,s IIop,nr for Tho lest

s:i s:i CnleAao, Sept. 2s Captain Black, the
attorney for the condemned Anarchista,
returned from, New York this morning.
When asked his reasors for returning to
Chicago 60 soon, he replied: $""We are
here to got . certified copy OF tho trans
cript OF the record Of 4 the case before the
Illinois Supreme Court. s we have had
one coneultation with Mr.. Pryor, and he
ia absolutely assured thnt the supreme
Court Of the United States hos. jurisdic.
tion OF tho case and will issue . writ Qf
error, which, Of course, jwiiloperate when
granted, as q supersedeas." It will take
;abou. d month to prepare the transcript
pf the record. GO III II. y $,i.i
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Liquor Dealers WI, rest the 1.uu

DETROIT, Sept. 2s.-Rspreeentstivoa Of
tho Liquor Dealera' Association, OF Mich
igan, held q conference hsra to consider
the best steps to take to test tho high Ii.
cenas Law which goes into effect to-day.
A lawyer has been employed to conduct a
vigorous legal campaign against the law,
and he has prepared on opinion in which
he says that the law ia in conflict with
tho Federal Constitution, as we'll as with
tho State inetrumeut, and cannot stand.
Tne Association determined to have a
test cana made at o1ce. ALI the saloon.
keepers in Datroit except one will close
up their placea promptly tonight. That
one will refuse TO close. 1t is expected
that the police will enter and Closs the,
place and arrest the proprietor, an Issue
thus being made. ''3f, lsI1af '25s:
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: Confesss.,s Cf,s., to Ktlltur Hsr Ra,,e.

ELalRA, N y, Sept. as..-A young wo-
man named Margaret Madigan gave birth
to a healthy child this morning and then
killed It by throwing 1t into vault. The
woman was taken to the hospital. She sd-
mits her guilt and says that she 10 The
wife Of fJames :Madigan, Of Jersey City.
She ia an; intelligent young Irish woman,
and tho police bslieve that Madigan is not
her husband, but that he arranged the
scheme Of getting rid Of the child.
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/, OIL AyItator sxnl,,.SS y.

Tl1usvlLLE, Pa, Sept. 2s.--At S o'clock
tonight tho six hundred barrel aeitator
oi the International Oil Works, Mayor J. /
?. Thomas proprietor, exploded with g
defamation that shook the bui!dinee for 4
a hall mile around. Tho Ere department
were eoon on tho rcane and confined tbn
fire to Its starting place. The ugltstor. Il
10 thought, will have to be- rebuilt, Il ia
not known how the fire started. Loss
81 300 1fs5a'S 49, ~ - II d II r.'I
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CONDENSED TELEGRAA1s.

: y T. - Fa'. 4..Ia
Iriahmsn at Quebec arc so incsnsed at
Lord LansdoEne that they smashed his
picture and maltreated the man who was
carrying it. l95Sl917
Doc Bateman, a prisoner in the county
jail at Brfdgeton, N. j., made desperate
assault on Turnkey Daniel Albertson on
Monday evening. a. sES3,,I
8. Dr.. Edward St. John, who was indicted
at Chicago for aiding in the escape OF Nc.
Garigle, has been rearrested and locked
up in cell in the county jail. 5i,,55ie7if7; ,,,55iIes7if7;
George Francis Train has been told that
his talk has done more injury than good
to the cause OF the condemn I'd Ansrchista.
George Francis will continue the work.,
A train on the Philadelphia, Whining.
ton 4 Baltimore road struck street car at
Gray's Ferry and Washington avenue in
Philadelphia. Several passengers were
injured on tho cur, but none were killed,
The bondsmen Of John Arensdorf, the
chiel defendant in tho Haddock murder
case, at Sioux City, who wns held in S2.-
800. surrendered him to the Sheriff YES.
terday, two Of the .sureties withdrawing.
Other honda were furnished in like sum,
Il Is evident that the results OF the late
trial arc causing anxiety and that future
possibilities are regarded with great con-
cern. The Methodist Conferences now in
session at Sioux City, will raise 81 600 to
aid the prosecution. tssgftts;s q
II is stated that the Chicago, Burlington
& Northern has given absolute notice Of
withdrawal ftom the Wcetern ( Northern
Rail Freight Bureau. The notice OF
withdsawalis dated September 90, and in
accordance with tho terms Of agreement
goes into etec. fifteen days from date.
This Is almost certain to lead to n general
breakup Of the Western q N Northern
Freight Association, which Of course
meana still moro cutting OF rates and
reckless competition than have prevailed
heretofore. N ij$1l YsiHif n
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As ll.I:ScoIs, LII, Sept, 2s.-ssysnty.liys
studonts Of the Lincoln University were
suspended yesterday lor refusing to obey
q rule made by the trustees prohibiting
ladies and gentlemen from attending the
aame socleties. Only eight Of the remain.
ing students attended yesterday, and It
looks as though tho univeraity would bs
vacated. ;Es& ~ /, 80. ) = " = .,N :"
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Three Children Spilooated,

MuskEaoN, Men, Sept. 2s,-Tho house
Of Frank Herk, G German, was discovered
on Gre at 10 o'clock las. evening, ;while
the man and his villa were up town. Their
three children, aged five, three and ono,
were sufFocated by smoke before the FIRE
could beextinguished. The ile:wae caused
by the explosion Of lamp. The father
had lsit the houee only a half hour before
tho fire WAS discovered. 1t is supposed
that the children wcre asleep, t,.s q.
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TIE street demonstration Of the Grand
Army boye has bcen upoiled by too much
water, but they ere having their big meet.
Ing all the same, aud they will 60 home
feeling better for having rubbed against
old comrades. i' '@',' ST
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THE YACHT RACE. /.
Expressions Of tho l.ritish Press Regarding
the neutrality-suspicious. OF tho Yacht
men--Uoniident that tho Thistle
Will Win To.day's Race.
7 YdE NEW $ IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Sept. 2s.-Tho yachtsmen Of
tho Olydc are Rstoundcd At the result OF
yeatOrday's contest between tho Thistle
and the Volunteer, and the majority are
despondcnt respecting the result OF tho
series OF races. Many blame Captain Barr,
Of the Thiatle, for s!andlng In too close to
land, and reason that Il was by doing so
that he lost yesterdays race. Captain
Campbell, Of tho yacht silen, says ho ~.
mains hopeful Of tho result and claims
that the ThiH!les bOst chances arc In the
outside, or ocean. 4 St Stf9gS'@
The Standard sayn: "Ths news Of tho
Thislls'a deleat will cause almost as much
sutprise as regret among English yacht.
Ing men. Much, however, affords the
hope TINT when tho yachts meet TO-
morrow the result will be rayerged, Ihs
Volunteer had the good fortune OF goltiuy
tho frat streak of wind. ]. Tho Thistle wnJ
hampered by the accompanying stsa
boats In tho same manor rs the Gslatea
was last year. ."islIJ iii'I1 ttlS,I T'SS
The Chronicle uayH:-L...The next race. Il
tho weather be more propilious for tbs
Thistle, may be the reverss Of yeaterdsy,'s
contest, in which event public interest
will be intense until the final race on Sat.
urday. Meanwhile the Americana may
be congratulated upon having gallantly
held their own and upon their prospect
Of a!lll retaining the cup.n 81 's}tl'fT 4
( The Neus says: TT Ia not 10 he con-
cealed or denied that tho result OF the race
Is q bitter disappointment. We had been
led 10 expect great things Of the Thietlc.
and tho Americans thomsalvcs encouraged
US In our expectations, Oar disappoiut-
ment Is all the greater because, though
neither boat had the right wind for a
thoroughly, good race, light breeze pre-
vailed that wcg supposed to be in favor OF
the Thistle. The Thia,le lost in wind OF
har own choosing. We msy build a bot
ter boat some day. We havo never built
such one BEFORE" y li'5i5s - n
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TIE CoURrNEY-BUBEAn RACE.

Courtney Wins by n Lsnrth-Another Race
Vas'Sli 2, Arranged. ttst NJ ~
IL BINoHAMpToN, Ny, Sept. 2s.-A good
race was rowed on the suaquehanna river
at Oswego between .Cbas. E. Courtney and
George Bubear today. The race was a
mile and hall and return, for $1,000 a
side and was won by Courtney. Bubear
had!a few: fact tho advantage at the stsrt.
but wac quickly overhauled by Courtney,
and then tho men kept almost abyeast
until at the turning buoy. Here Court
ney made better turn than Bubesr and
gained almost a length. His position was
hs!d, 10 the end. CouItney's time was
1885. a match WAS ut once made for an
other race Tor S. 500 within ten days. ls
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l2Won't Test tho Beer.

n NV YoRK, Sept. es-A Warrington
apeeial to the Pos says that Mr.. Miller,
,Commissioner Of Internal Ravenno, this
morning denied that he intended making
a raid on the brewers and making an anal.
ysls Of their beer. He Bays that as the
brewers all pay their taxes 1t is not his
duty to make auch an examination ., Il ~,
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TIE SARATOGA CONVENTION.
Resolutions Presented by the Committee.
| -.-N. - 5 The Lucky Cnndidntan. sEI---.l-E

~ tfrhA Ahe Ascky CnhuluntoH. lrFiF
ssAHArooA, N. y, Sept. 2S.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention waa called to or
der at 1:l5 this afternoon, and moment
later Governor Dorsheimer was reading
the report Of the Committee on Reso-
lutionH, Of which the following is q
synopsis: S'= Y 4 'sS!EF., .3
The Democracy OF New York demand
that Federal taxation be reducsd not leas
than one hundred million dollars yearly
and that measures be adopted by Congress
to reduce taxation, with due regard to the
interests Of capital and labor, on imported
raw materials and on the necessaries Of
life BY reducing or abolishing such duties,
They demand the adoption Of the changes
in appraisement, ETC., recommended by
Messrs. Manning and Hewitt to the last
House. The party has rendered great SER
vica TO the labor I Of the country by re-
claiming land wronsfully held from settle.
ment BY corporations, The party is the
true friend OF all industrious immigrants,
The statutes existing on 4 the subject Of
emigration do not require enlargement or
amendment if faithfully carried out,
The party declares their support of the
civil service laws oil the United States and
the State OF New York, and their purpose
to uphold thcm. q In view of the radical
change in administrative methods which
grow out Of the civil service lawa, and the
differences Of opinion which exist in rela-
ton thereto, we deem this subject one
which might appropriately be submitted
to the popular vote. [sF Il y. z B & 4
The next plankB favor reduction OF Gov.
ernment expenses; Bympstbizs with Ire.
land favor q day q work not to exceed
ten hours, and weekly payments in money
and continuance Of the canal improve.
ments, but without accepting federal aid.
We favor q reviaed excise law applica-
bic without unjust discrimination through.
ont the State and oppose all snmptuary
laws needlessly interfering with tho per.
sonal liberty and the reasonable habits
and customs Of any portion OF our people.
The party iavors Liquidation In the inter.
est Of labor, again1s food aduIterasion, and
for local regulation of liquor traffic. b We
heartily approve the administration ol
Governor Hill. We heartily endorse the
administration ,of President Cleveland.
It has won tho reapeot and confidence 'oi
all citisens Without regard to party. II
has removed that apprehension OF the
danger which would attend o change O.
party In the Federal administration which
had become q serioua obstacle to tht
] maiptepanoe ot our syatem Of free govern
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LORD LANspowsE has heard IN echo OF
Editor O'Brien's conviction. That little
incident has not helppd his lordship in
the land oyor which he bhods the re-
Elected light OF Her .Msjssty'a power.
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TuE last has not besn heard Of the Had.
dock murder. This is as 1t should be.
1t wss q foul deed, and the State Of Iowa
owea It to herself to rua 1t out to its end
If she can. This country ought to bs
iree from murder for opinions sake. 4.e
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soRnY the British press Is sorry over the
little affair Of the Volunteer and the
Thistle. The friends on the other side
should by this time DO ueed to this sort
OF thing. i5t'-HG HGbs-"%If'~ M
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Rcndy for 1o.la,'s lsnco

New YoRK, sept. SIT was impossible
TO find an unoccupisd d.ydock To-day,
and consequently the contemplated
examination Of tho bottom OF the
Thls.lo to see whether or not the paint
on her hull had scaled could not bo made.
1t Is now claimed that abe was too much
down by, the head" in yesterdays race,
and consequently her ballast was shifted
eomswha. to-day in order to trim her.
Tho Volunteer will aail tomorrow with
the same equipment and same trim as
those OF Tuesday. It is said that in cssa
the Thistle Is defeated challenge in her
behalf for another race will be issued.
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Arrested for HORSE stonliny.

PA, Sept, 2S.-Frank N.
Willard, aged eighteen, claiming to be a
brother OF F1ancuu Willard, tho celebrated
temperance lecturer, y was arrested for
horse stealing here last week, and was yes.
terday: bound over TO the November COM
mon pleas sesalons at Meadvillo. ~, ,I
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PRESIDENT CLEvRLAND's party in lls
own State endorses his Administration.
This includes, Of course, thet Maryland
ond Of it, Higgins and all. This will
please the President. His friends in
Maryland may need come Of the New York
votes before they got through. Ill "a
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Father stenEer'a Silver Jubilee,

Il CHARLRsToS, W. Va, Sept. 2s.-Rev.
Father stenger, OF tue Catholic church,
this city, celebrated his silver jubilee yes.
teTday.FiE He was ordained by Bishop
Whelan in Wheeling twenty-five years
ago, and has served his present congrega-
ton twenty.one years.s Tho congregation
met this morning and preeented him With
q handsome purse filled with silver.
There were great many handsome pres-
entg made by individuals.
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Ir The Germans continue to make mis-.
takes on the French frontier, France will
have occasion to recall Bou|anger from ex.
ilo. She will wan. her Fighting men where
they can do tho most good. 4
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TIE Chicago Neys liar continues to
hound Mr.. Blaine. We are led to inier
that in the opinion OF this artist Blaine
is no! making many votea in Bavaria,
Austria and Sutherland. There Is oc.
casion in this for some regrets. 4.
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: .-#-.= - =. - .s7a- -sala 7-rt. .ss.s. ~
!. Eathl EMIL Dawn Stnirs.

YousosrowS, O., ,%Ssopt, IS Anthony
Lalley, aged sixty, the father Of John
Lallcy, On actor, fell down stairs this
morning, breaking his neck and expiring
instantly. ISL 54 49,
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Actor Stevens Jailetl .

{ LONDON, Sept. 2s.--John A. s!eyenF, the
actor AID msnager, and author OF the play
called .HUuknow was committed to
Holloway all on O writ at the suit OF the
owner OF the Opera Comiqpe for rent and
expenses, amounting to about $l.5OO.
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yArpIoTIo sENTIMHNTs.

. :
In, conclusion he said ~ In fraternity,
charity and loyalty ne stand, sproud Of
the tsct that there 10 not now, nor has
there ever beeu any feeling Of hate for
those OF orr fellow citizsns, who, once in
arms against us, but now being loyal,
have long sgo taken their old time places
in our hearts, never, We devoutly, hope,
TO ho removed therafrom.% We have not
new, nor havo we at any time elnce the
war closed, had any disposition to open
again the bloody chasm which onee un-
happily divided this people; we not only
Eill not ourselves reopen that dreadful
sea, but VIC will, with tho loyal people,
North and South, protest against all at
tempts which others may make to do so,
by holding up for especial honor and dis
tinction anything that pertains to, or Ia
any manner glorifes thes cause OF dis
With the people Of tie South, We see
only continuance Of the friendly rivalry
long ago entered upon in the egort 10
mako our beloved land great and prosper.
ous, /, and It's people intelligent, happy and
vlruous. we will rival them in exalting
MI that pertains to and honors the great
Union and in condemning everything that
tends to foster a hoasile sentiment thereto.
The pealtion. taken by, the Commander.
in. Chist on the pension question was 10.
|ceiyed with great favor andl warm ap-
proval, and the kind but firm con-
olusion ,Sof 8the J address and his allu.
elon the vi South, met !. 10 81 most
hearty response and was greeted with
cheers. Comrade !, t,Thomap, Of Illinois,
prencnted tho following resolution, (which
was adopted under suspension Of rules: =
.ltWnERRAs,, The Legislature of Illinois
has appropriated $50 900 for the, erection
Of monument 10 our late illustrious
teeosntrad1e, John ~ Logan and Mrs. Lo'
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FIFTY pieces 8tinaen's best Velvet Car.
pets at 81 90 per yard, worth 81 80 per
yard. Gfoa!ess haxgaiaa ever offered to
carpet buya,s In Wheeling at ~ !
.I.yIS ,s- STONE 4 TnoMAs'.
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MASSACHUSETTS R.publicsns declare
themselves strongly on the ieaues Of the
dap. There is no Mugwumpery In their
platform. ---.-N W ---In tt.lE- "A
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TO the boys as they parsed, acknowledging
continually the fonaing cheers that went
up from each post as they filed byin com.
pany front. Tho ripping dsga received
much holeterona applause, and "a q asquad
carrying The ta.tered remnants Of battle.
flags passed by, tho enthusiasm became
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AS tho badrassled veterans marched
along tho route they were loudly ehsered,
but the parade was not tho anccis, it
would have been had tho weather been at
all favorable. t1}l u s.
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w1ssroSER's COURT.

County Board at their
Proceedings OF the IN Monday last.
,. BOARD of Com
meeting oi sho House
missioners was held at azae Cours .s-.
Monday. at which the following business
was transacted:
6rdered, that Bertha Hairston, COL, be
authorized to 20 to the County poor house
as County charge.
Ordered, that Robert Snow be exempt
from poll taxes from this date, on account OF
physical disability and poverty, until this
order be revoked.
,,r.ero, ,na. M. E. P. Hoffman be granted
license to sell spirituous liquor by tus sl''A''
measure for three months oh the Blakely
road, just outside the corporate limits OF
Eefnersville, and sbas Che Sheriff issue Same
on receiving the saxes required by law.
Ordered; that the clerk of the board notify
the supervisors 81 the roads of the County
tn meet In the Court House in Winston on
the 18th of February, 1887.